NDIS High Intensity Supports Brisbane
Expert, NDIS High Intensity Supports
We are registered providers that delivering safe, compassionate, and clinically supervised high intensity support for participants with complex needs.
NDIS high intensity support in Brisbane is a specialized health related support. It involves expert, NDIS registered providers delivering safe, compassionate, and clinically supervised high intensity support for participants with complex needs. At Aussie Bridge Care, we aim at ensuring the safety of participants that have Chronic health conditions.
Health practitioners prepare a support plan for the participant and the support workers implement the plan under their supervision. The NDIS high intensity support is person-centered in order to meet the participant’s needs and close communication is involved to ensure that support is delivered according to the participant’s preference. Examples of individuals that have chronic conditions;
- Individuals with progressive neurological conditions
- Individuals living with diabetes
- Individuals living with epilepsy
- Individuals living with spinal cord injuries
- Individuals requiring respiratory support
What are NDIS high-intensity supports?
Examples of NDIS high intensity daily personal supports:
NDIS High intensity supports are specialised services that provide care to participants with complex health conditions. The services include medical or health related procedures such as;
Complex bowel care:
Skilled support workers provide care by performing clinical tasks such as managing stomas (Colostomy, ileostomy)and their appliances, administering medication, performing catheter, and following specific bowel plans and care.
Enteral feeding (PEG feeding):
Trained support workers help the participants in caring for the PEG tube and feeding equipment, providing daily cleaning and stoma site care to prevent infection. They are there to monitor any signs of complications and trained to manage them.
Tracheostomy management:
The support workers perform routine suctioning to maintain a clear airway so that the participant breaths effectively. They also manage the tracheostomy tube and safely replace it if needed and follow safe positioning procedures. The support workers are trained to manage common risks that can arise and also to constantly monitor any malfunctions.
Ventilation assistance:
Support workers are trained to handle equipment like ventilators. They make routine checks to ensure that the ventilator is functioning correctly and that the participant is comfortable and they are also trained to follow strict hygiene rules to prevent infections, and if any infection arises they have been trained to control them.
Urinary catheter care:
A specific plan is made for a urinary catheter care according to the participant’s needs, preferences, and how to manage it safely. The support workers assist in cleaning the catheter, changing the bags, cleaning the surrounding area, managing leg bags, and overnight drainage according to the plan. The workers are also trained to control any infections if they arise.
Subcutaneous injections:
The support workers administer a range of subcutaneous medications including those in pens, pumps and vials. They also assist participants with diabetes, requiring assistance with insulin injections, dose timing, site rotation and monitoring of hypoglycemia. Additionally, they are also trained to handle high risk tasks such as calculating and administering doses based on fluctuating metrics like blood sugar levels to avoid any errors.
Wound care:
The support workers are mandated to follow a specialised wound care plan for the participant. They also follow hygienic procedures to prevent and control infections
Medication management:
By implementing the support plan especially made for the participant, the support workers ensure to administer medications that are not part of the daily standard routine such as subcutaneous injections, enemas and suppositories.
Seizure management:
The support is provided by providing an Epilepsy management plan which includes strategies of managing epilepsy, and also emergency medication treatment.
Mealtime management:
Through the given plan support workers ensure to follow the meal plan created for the participants. They are mandated to follow correct food preparations and deliveries, implement feeding assistance techniques and postures and also carefully incorporate medication in food if needed.
Our Skilled and Qualified Support Workers
- Our support workers are NDIS-trained in high intensity support care: At Aussie Bridge Care, we are equipped to handle specialised health related conditions. The NDIS support ensures that the workers undergo hands-on training and practical assessments in order to effectively deliver care to their participants .
- Supervised by registered nurses or clinical leads: The registered nurses or clinical leads are paramount for the effective care of the participant. They provide clinical governance and ensure quality and safety of the support delivered. Their key roles are to provide a care plan for the participants based on careful assessment of the participant’s needs and condition. They provide guidance to ensure that the support workers do not provide any support above the planned scope for safety and they also provide regular evaluation and review of the delegated activities to ensure effectiveness of the plan.
- Experienced in working with complex medical and disability needs: NDIS High intensity supports are well experienced in supporting participants with complex conditions by implementing a specialized care plan that requires experts and careful assessments before any implementation. The support workers passionately understand their delegated duties so they ensure to offer undivided attention to their participants by monitoring their conditions, reporting if any changes, and assisting in complex personal care tasks. They are practically trained to handle any emergencies when they arise.
- Compassionate, respectful, and safety-focused: Not only are the support workers well trained to do their duty, they also ensure to handle their tasks with compassion, respect and prioritize safety. This in turn helps the participants to build trust and comfort. The support workers ensure that their participants receive the effective care that they need.
Safety and Quality Assurance
- Staff training follows the NDIS Commission’s high intensity skill requirements: The NDIS High intensity supports ensures that the workers are competency- assessed, trained for specialised health conditions participants. The professionals providers of Aussie Bridge Care follow consistent supervision to ensure that their care delivery is up to satisfaction and without compromise.
- Ongoing supervision from registered nurses: The registered nurses are needed for clinical governance. They provide direct oversight, guidance, feedback and support to ensure safe and effective patient care. They also provide regular performance regulations to monitor the effectiveness of the plan.
- Emergency response protocols in place: The support workers are mandated to adhere to the high intensity support NDIS standards and to ensure safety and continuous critical care. The care plan has specialised emergency protocols in place and in case the high risks arise the support workers are well trained on how to handle them.
- Person-centred and dignity-focused care: NDIS high intensity support prioritises the individual’s interest at the center of all care decisions. It in turn ensures that the care plan is according to the participant’s preference, values and life experiences. As a result, it fosters self-esteem, autonomy and better quality of life.
Why Choose Our Brisbane NDIS High Intensity Support Team
NDIS-registered provider
Our Brisbane NDIS-registered provider undergoes a rigorous registration process and independent audit to ensure compliance with NDIS practice standards. As such participants can be assured to receive quality and safe care services.
Trained and clinically supervised staff
The support workers of Aussie Bridge Care are hands-on trained and practically assessed to meet the NDIS high intensity support standards before they are delegated with any participants. As such, it ensures that the participants are able to receive proper care according to the care plan and also they are trained to manage any emergencies.
24/7 availability for participants with complex needs
Local Brisbane-based care teams
We have an availability of local Brisbane care teams that helps participants to attain convenient and fast assistance. No need to travel long distances and it is beneficial for those with complex conditions to be helped from a point of comfort. The local team will also be able to effectively understand the participant’s cultural preferences, values and environmental preferences.
Flexible in-home and community support options
Supporting Participants Across Brisbane
We provide NDIS high intensity support in Brisbane in the areas mentioned below.
- Northside
- Southside
- Logan
- Ipswich
- Moreton Bay
- Redlands
How to Access Our NDIS High Intensity Supports
To experience the excellent services of NDIS high intensity support by the professionals of Aussie Bridge Care, you can follow the steps mentioned below in an essential manner.
To experience the excellent services of NDIS high intensity support by the professionals of Aussie Bridge Care, you can follow the steps mentioned below in an essential manner.
Contact our Brisbane team to discuss your support needs
You can contact our Brisbane local teams near your area which can also be able to assist you.
We assess your NDIS plan and requirements
Ensure that you state your needs clearly with the NDIS planner or coordinator and provide your medical documents from the health professionals stating your health condition.
We match you with trained staff
Based on the plan and your preference, we assign a specialised trained staff for your care.
Start receiving safe, consistent high intensity care
Now you are set to receive effective care from our trained staff under supervision of registered professionals.
Frequently Asked Questions About NDIS High Intensity Supports
What does NDIS high intensity support mean under the NDIS?
NDIS High intensity support is specialised health related services that are offered to participants with complex health conditions. It involves creating a care plan after careful assessment of the participants interests, needs and health conditions. The trained workers administer specialised support by following the care plan and under the supervision of registered health professionals.
Who can provide high intensity daily personal support?
High intensity care is provided by trained support workers and registered health professionals. They offer intense daily personal support by following a specialised care plan for the participant.
How do I include high intensity support in my NDIS plan?
The NDIS planner or coordinator will help you get the high intensity support. Ensure you clearly state your needs with documents from health professionals
Are your staff trained in NDIS high intensity skills descriptors?
Yes, our staff is practically trained and assessed and they are under supervision of registered health professionals
Do you provide high intensity support across Brisbane suburbs?
Yes, NDIS high intensity support Brisbane provides local-based care teams services across suburbs who can be able to assist you effectively. We also have flexible- in-home community support which is most preferred for comfort and independence.
